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LE GISU1 T1 VE 1 Fuurluls ol-' THE PERIAL A
House Busy Advancing Bills. Good Progress Mode. llluny Returns “’Bi‘oii'liiitf`Dtiiin' °
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Tuesday, Marcll 28.
The house opened to the public at 3.50 _o'cIock_. ` 1
MR. ARSENAULTo presented the
petition of P. C. Murphy and others praying for the incorporation of the Tignish Trading Company. I-Ie intro- duced a bill for that purpose.
HON. MR.__ CUMMISKEY in reply to M` Kennedy, Kensington, presen- ted s, return containing over_ 100 vouchers as to Supreme Court expen- ses at Georgetown. He also tabled a number of other returns before asked
fol~lON. MR. RICHARDS submitted a return asked for by Mr McNeill, also other returns later.
THE PREMIER in reply to Mr.
McLean's questions' as the names of banks to which interest was paid 'last year said the return would be prepar-
ed. A MR. DEWAR inquired how many
visits had been made to Falconwood
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SEVENTY AAEN _
PHUBABLY LAST
Special to The Guardian. `
BRISBANE, Australia, March 28-
’l‘he‘cargo from the ov'erdue‘Inter- state steamer Yongala with 68 pass- engers and a crew of 70 was washed ashore today]
It is feared that the vessel has been
lost.
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LONDON, March Z6-Col. Morrison,
I). S. 0., of Ottawa, who is here on his wedding tour, has just returned to London from a visit paid by spec- ial permission of the German Emper- or to the garrison at Wesel and the Esenborn practice ground on the Bel- gian frontier. He says he was every- where received most courteously and given exceptional opportunities for making an inspection of the famous military ground and defence works.
Col. Morrison _saw where L1€UlS~
brandon was fnterned for venturing within the strictly guarded precincts without the lndespensable permit. and he adds that while he was out riding with German officers the greatest ex- citement /was caused among the in- habitants \vIio believed that he was another British dr Americanspy who had been captured in an attempt to make drawings of the works or ob. tain information by improper means. He sails for New York by the Baltic today. ' ` -
ELEGTR-IFICATIOII FOR
I.0IIDOIl RAILYIAYS
LONDON, March 25--The first of the main railway _systems ol En-giland, to be electrified throughout its en- tire length will be London Brighton and South Coast Line. Nearly two years may alspse before the contracts will be let, but the directors have definitely resolved on electrification. and it is understood there will be no difficulty in arranging for the run- ning of electric trains over every sec- tion of ‘the railway during 1916. The length of the Brighton system is 479 miles and ‘tile 'undertaking 'will' there- fore be a colossal one. But the ex- periment is justided by the remark- able success that has attended the introduction of electric working of the company‘s suburban lines.
BRITISH SIEAIAER ASIIORE
NWCABTLE, Del.-, March 23-'Tlle
British steamer Cheviot Range, from Philadelphia: for Vera Cruz is 11- grourld off here. Three tugs are a-
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JAPAN ENTEHS
HAIIE FUH PALE
Men Sworn to Reach South Pole or Perish. Three Expeditions
Special to The Guardian LOEDON, March 28-The rncc for
thc south pole between Capt. Scott, the British explorer, and Alnundscn, the Norwegian, may find itself with ,_ fl1ll'd competitor.
Advices say here that a Japanese
Antartic expedition left Wellington, New Zealand, last month, en route for the South Pole, having sworn an oath to get there or die. -
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WIN Al UXFUHIJ
LONDON. March 10-<Under the cap-
tion “Isis Idol," "The'lsis," the Ox- ford Univcrsity magazine skatches the career of Howard Robert Law- rence Henry, the Manitoba. University Rhodes scholar now at Oxford, whose ‘achievement at “Soccer” football, ice hockey, basketball and cricket are dwelt on in humorous but friend- ly fashion.
"H-is tennis," say the writer, “is
remarkable for nothing so mllch as its dignity, speed being to some ex- tent sacrificed to accuracy. To con- clude-our idol is at present captain of the college xi. lf in his legal ca- reer he exercises upon Canadian jur- ies the same gentle persistence with which Ile induces refractory members of the xi. to turn out for league matches he is bound to go far at the Canadian bar."
The brilliant career of Z. W. Don-
aldson, the first Rhodes scholar from British Columbia, also comes in for prominent mention. In a` remarkably' short time. Mr. Donaldson has ob- tained the degrees of B. A., M. B., ~and B. Ch., in addition to the M. R. C. S., and L. R. C. P. diplomas. Dr. Donaldson will practice his pro- fession in Vancouver.
The Canadian and other Empire
Rhodes scholars upon the whole find themselves less “out of it” at Ox- ford thrill do the Americans who in thc majority cases. it is said, devote too much tilnc to the social and ath- letic sides of Varsity lifc. Thcrc is still sufficient of the old English spirit at Oxford to weigh a man on his merits rather than on his purse and the quiet worker gets fail' l1lB»Y~ _
At the last meeting of the council
of the Royal College of Surgeons the following Canadians were admitted members of the college: Miss P. J. Sproule, wllo has qualified as L- R- C. P.; H. C. Jamieson, R. J. Kenney and C. J. Kirkpatrick, all of th-e Toronto llniversity, J. E. Dewar, of lvloolll, and D.. C. Thompson. of Manitoba universities.
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nlllulllln BEEN llluloso
PHILADELPHIA, Pa.,_ March 25- nr. Edward Anthony Spitzke. profes- sor of anatomy at Jefferson Medical College, and famed as a hcuff and bl'ain specialist, in an_address_ at thc auditorium of the Philadelphia elec- trical huilding, declared that, aside from its commercial value electricity has great' value to mankind. _
He described how he had obte-111011
the heart of Antonio Paclto, the mur- derer, recently hanged at M0YHm°“' sing, three minlltes after he had been cut down, and by the application of electricity he discovered that hc co;_1l-d obtain 5 regular heart beat, and t at there was sufficient life left to ring an electric bell. \
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AUSTRALIA FOR PEACE TREATY
MELBOURNE, Aus., lvlsreh 25_-'rho
premier, Andrew Fisher, in an inter- view on the arbitration pl'0P0S8l9 Of President Taft and Sir Edward G_1‘6Y.
longsidc of the steamer.
said that the commonwealth, minis- try would give its utmost supD01`¢ t0
Miner-d'u Liiilmsnt relieves ssui-s1¢ls__ths srhitrstron n_i°v°m°‘l_°'
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Along my lieth, 1 do hut lilt mine eyes 1 ' " and iaith reveals lair shores her°u'1
the los
and throat i‘prth's _lisi-sh. dilwf- daht sounds I hearken °
And _:roar divinest music from B-
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Sweet sounds from lands where hal!
my loved 'oncsrarc I hide--_-I~‘bids mv) fum- _
I bids my time. Whatever V00! M1
sail mo, .~*~ 4.-
1 know 'tha strife is only for e dm- A ri-lend waits me infill". °“;
the way-A . ` ` ~' -
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A rrrinu 'too nslthlul and tgo true to_
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I hide-I bids my time.
version of dear one .
Tile subject of the meeting to-
_nighl-_ will be -'Falth_»» M,-_ Deroian cannot explain the stran- .Calder by his crisp and striking ser- A well atte___d'e'd and ver enthuk germ presence 1.” md h°'.“e' bm' the | - -mn., ty, 1, pi _ Th . . _ Y polics are inclined to think that the '$;3?cB;Bainf0,. in of thee°pe(€;me ;|;;¥-_Str lériiefitlug gas hclél in _l_S_l1_§dC- 1'; wife and the man who killed her were
the city and begin at 8 o’clock. _wmoon 2_1; 430, Ierlfllzéd tgeglgeugg gm Perhaps old sweethearts in Armenia.
_ °*-“__” proposed car ferry between this pro ‘ ` " '
vince and the mainland.
Those present included many repre-
sentatives of commerical and agri-
. ‘ ltural activities in the western 'M H, N b ,M 24___Th
l.oNnoN, lvlsreh za-lt is an-. °“ - th t- Q A 1 -, °_~- “Ck _ °
`“°““°°d that the King Wm hold B Al)v‘I1r;l;JnrltrA]c:,niolllri1ovlIncn,d maney lgizshxnii Umompllgclsc mm-and wml‘th\s supl-
B _ _ _ _ mer ins all soda, founta ns on its
_r_;e_v_}e__v o4f_ the oy Scouts at Wludsor_ took part in _the discussion of the t,.a,ns_ Announcment to this effect
y
It -will be remembered that His|to§l,fv_ofI_tl_]; llcfylglgn-u1(‘i_ Kinkom_ pl_e__ was- made yedsterda_y. Theliollgtalns
,Majesty last yesr hecams president sided in his Own ca,,,,b,e_ ,md 6,-,e,,_ ‘V111 be place \n__t e rvgu ar. huns l‘»'f the B05’ S`b0“t5~ The late king tive mallner. The-. speakers of the cars' which are °g€“.dt‘°i1tr9-‘-(e1lers~a" honored the movement as 1°“g agolevening advanced 'the theories ofa fu h%"s`h All -t IE _g tg” “.5 wfst HS Swtemhni 1909» when 11° Sent 9' car ferry system, showing its 'm'a`ny` mm ma R' as vlfl as ‘im an e 1Y1°S5a€° Of congfamlatlon to ]‘~°°0l benefits and advantages and illustra- Kf‘,’,}.sl;‘S bT.“"°h' W1 be °q‘;1pp§h' d `0f the DOYS gathered at the Crystal ting their remarks by making exam- _lege 15 “° reamnodw yd eme' APalace. 'ples of car'ferry systems in use in man d .mg lcehcrigm B ta an »°- er
The review at ~Windsor Park will other pa,-ts of Canadyh notably in 50"? “His _S Olli "0 “Age as _Fiat take the place of _the one which the Gy-eat Lakes_ Qlnia tg* 'fans n 3 2 Y' in the King Edward intended to have held' The tunnel question was talked 31°" ici, c pmposes °,,gm YA 9 ‘fast June, and the arrangements pro- _ over also and the meeting was mmm. W ms 0 GUS Pqsseggefs. Say; B' visionallv' made for the assembly rnous in expressing its approval of “*“““* ,,,f.l‘_°"“ tamngefh ‘Wit will probably hold good. One of the the tunnel as the only proper`means M“"ay' e Wanuzd 91 til ebmgei features was to have bein a “Scouts” lwhershy satisfactory sornrnunltstlon_ gggsenggzsvfefeafgpléuttigg nie :Oda
F’ 9 I _' Y
tguhavs Tr‘n‘;`n2?ll.1d§h§sfring“ ggi: F36 the mainland may be maintain _f0untuius_in especially for wfnnvu and ous parts of the _parade ground Among thc speakersc were .: JJ °hudr"“'
the joined in een circe roun is Bell, surnmerslds- apt. . ossp _
insnccting oflicgr. Read, Summerside; W. S. Les., Vic- _ _
Five urn slow ur snlui sllrs fr‘i§3é-522s°{li.-’.§i.”3`éi‘f°3-¥.S- £35? T995 EXPEMD
erse; David I-Iowatt, J. P. Irving, ISV ST -K M h 24_Per_
VLAD O 0 , arc
HUDSON. KHB-- Milfch 25'-Five ‘Webster Home and a number of our sistent rumors are current. here that
men blew u the safe 'of the Hudson'e"s° a mobilization of the troops will State Banknlrurll' £053!! and lifter" S tfommitlgee mf 5°";}I“u;£T was eg soon be ordered._The families of rail- serlously wounding Mu! R100. 8 gceifd -aa, f& ogga' D',_ I-jo~u~ghe',_ty tgiui road employees on the Russian Eas- watchman, wh0'cl1f0u1Dl5€<1 A0 g1’RDDl€ . A D' MéFaayen ’ ' _ tern lines are preparing to dellart. . with one of the robbers, escaped _in_ - . ~; ._ _ _tt d __ . _*-
an automobile with $4,600. _ ,A"-‘°“3."-he ’°“°1“t‘°“-B “bm " ."' CONDEIISED RDYERTISEIAEIITS
the meeting was one recommendlngl _
311;; °_<€_1ul>1et° slérvsrtgf the _#traits _to (Too late for classification.;
ns or -__
coluumcnlon tisncoilft-iiifinagi s fu§§§i, Sis ssh- 'BAKING’Bu1"rEn. 21c ii at 'ral-
, . l_n_g t_het co-o_pr;x__atlon of the `Fiil_;mer’si _ O;onv'_l;NTED __ C __3T29d3l__{ __
- ti u es o e province on e _car a en ra Ma e .
fnlsry scheme and another instructing B -Must be strong and of unques-
rested last night in the local fliian- islaition for the prevention of further cial district by a private detective horrors-
* ' 'r killed the woman and himself.
There was a splendid interest in the The Suicide and murderer was un- inesting in the Baptist church lu this ' ' known to the husband. but he was city last night. The audience was an Armenian, for letters in his pock- larger than the night before and the _ eta bore the name of Arakel Merakef interest is deepening. ' ' ' _ _ in, 41 Quimby street, Watertown,
Rev, E, P, Calder preached ya _ ' Mass. A broken, blood-stained razor searching sermon on “P'rayer; What -19-Y beside the W0ml111'H b0dY. B115 H- it is; How it is answered; And why _ Short magazine rifle luv near the some prayers are not answered." A body Of the H1811- _He b1`011El1l1 b0l1l1 numlbler asked for ra ‘ers for the con- ' T820” and S1111 A0 “Hike Sl1l`€ the d0l1-
ps y bl_e crime,_but the gun was not'need-
e . - . _
' '__' ,- _ the secretary, Michael Deega_n, Ca_l>e tioned,.chara.cter. 3 -_
____i_I__egi:)e:_r¢i(i_1_3_r____t_l;e;___£l_;r;l___G_;‘€Y7_g§f1 Traverse, _to acquaint the local _and _]__4w_RESH FISH also Dried pickled with 50 passengers, 48 tous freight, federal represenyatiiténfi olf tillihe _pr°` and Smoked Of 811 kind! Bt express and Monday’s mail consisting vince th; “tt tl; e c;__tel_'; F_';’_?(i_ '1‘a3_ton’s. 3-28d3ipd. of 150 sacks. She proceeded -to algxlntli' prgjtxis on ` e y `DAB§ADOR I-IERRING. A few left point seven miles west of Point Prim_ A special _:man was nm from Cape ‘_ in BM'-1-els, Halvee and polls at , “ndéh °Wi€g i go tm; Gait pigegilfsg Traverse to Emerald and return. 'Lf P~ Ta“t°“'°- 3_28d3lPd' f sou wes wn prevo sy - ' _
I. O.
had driven the ice into the bay, she _ If ,Disk Sohdlamhm Write HX..
agsllnioneioherrsxicnondC!I1‘:ldrnl&1eto*tA'1ns _ay ' Guardian Office, Charlottctcoiwa. S ' 8-25 r .
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tllégrgggagd gr%ce;d_e_ _ i_:1o__e f!_;>_:‘__8B<¢e_:Jgv_i;:_1s 5g%;0N_¢ii_o_ gl a__\_l_;r29fl1Sf_|-ong west- ANTED, dressmaking. Wi_Il_ go express and mails were forwarded to erly winds, colder with snow' flurries. 1117 »i>_\:_t_:3re the day- Anglgzgflgipgi.
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I Ilxdndclng BFIIO sllltinta mm W c at The coldest temperature recorded..S_[fpUA»p]_0N wA'N'l‘_li:_D to take care
The Earl Grey leaves today at 7.00 last night and previous to and af; of gentlemarfs place ahd _gen-
a.m. for Pictou with passengers, three ofclock this morning was thlr eral chores, best of references- WGBH; three cars mixed freight, express and ty-two degreasabove zero, arid grow'-_ reasonable, Enquire at King Edwar "v°»;;°:.° “tr ur. ... rs :.f;°°:r-.i';°.s;r::;:: ‘ °‘ "°" “M °l“;'.‘:.ii;*:”°~
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I hide my ¢l1¥1°- wh°“°v°r shadows mul all 1ife’s jarring tur- town- at ’7.lJ0_a.m. for Picton with 16 The lowest temperature recorded OR s'ALE_ 150 acre, land good
darkenf ' .mm Wu ' passengers, 21 tons freight, express yesterday was thirty-five degrees a-. » huudmgs on Bmckhy poine
mom cease' l erfect and 50 sacks mail docking at 9.48 a. bove nero and the highest was forti’ *R ad 6 mug from Charlottetown.
And lngsceme on to realms 0 P in. She ‘leaves a_t ‘7.00 a.m. today: :lr four_ d|;_gre:s___?b_o_ve _$3 $1;1;°dl;' “nlgplsi on the Ifremises to J. Stanley
' gl _ _ Georgetown wit passengers. T0 I! .. rn. as ns W” _ ' ' 'W dl k or F. I-l.‘.Horne, City.
Ibide-I.bide_mv me express and y_esterlisy__'stmail.___ es greei:___abo_l:__ s__e;f'e¢.>__. _'_I__‘;re____§2l<_;e_;t __t_g;__n;_ e oc . . 3_29dt,_ _
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I bi” ‘"7 “m°' This connct “Fd re ts§a'p°3,al9 00ap'Tm.° for aenrgxatnwn $3 tnlrty-seven degrees above zero. pST'_B°tw°s“ Apmhecaries Han ' gunna' u of with qiassenhg/ers express and thirty- The tide will be high this morning 1- J C01`11¢1` “hd L°“S‘"°"“‘ A".°““:; df.” °' ‘" 1° °" 1-- i -A »= ti :lsr °‘:i.t'::.i°l:..i“...S.1°'r;..‘:.‘;_ ‘ PU- ~ t ' t i 10.52. .° "‘ _ ' This ww Bud- *WF °' “dy and °f w:s°Iit;§d:ulnnltl:senntsmthgxszgstzrnrgxlf 'rhs lsngth ol today will hs twslvs "ls A0 H vu°““u\ _°1°““°,‘”~ R°*“"‘ W hmm' ' 'n exis-A press thirty fnltiuten late and the hours and thirty-four minutes. 9°" & W°°k° “ml get "’w“"‘1° But at' my .pmt 'tor t eg", Summerside' accommodation train The sun sets this evening at 6.23 3"29@l.__
tm" rt ii ml ut s late The south and tomorrow evening at 624 it OWLING Burko’l 'Alleys under
whmh ‘dwgigs ma in the “pay by- gnplzss tnxaini arrived in the city ‘rises tomorrow morning at and market: open lawful to
5° ' ' “ _ F id morning at 5.45. eleven
Bo come half;-1118?. I'll Wt “P my. "nz “my l'.l‘h:r¥e will be a new moon tomor- -‘-----° '
°Y°° _ ‘I ` Mmsmf, Llnlmsne sure. penn;-uc, row morning nt 8.26. Mihai-d's Liniment cures burns, etc.
SALE ‘at a bargain 'ah
sullnul ls °“,;*,,f“;i,‘;f§,?‘,',,,,“_‘,',,*,‘,‘,*,‘; ‘" Mltullu ill "EAMABHISTS ...... .. ..,,.. .._.
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- ' The lnfurmsrnocsivss Many
-_ spsusi to 'rss essnns... . ._- Letters ‘of Approval or
Special to The Guardian. / NEW YORK» Mitch 28’whl1° 0m' Special to The Guardian. _ - 1 ‘
PITTSBURQ March 2g_Qhai~|es D_ cialdom is strugvglingi with the crucial GUTHRIE, _Okla..,, March 28-'lfhe Threats of Revenge
sl,eld0n_ the former bum-1 pool open, questions which 'are being asked as to _n::_1t ""i‘:"_i",';__df.;__f__i3_?__ C“_1_‘_‘;‘;i__*: Snfgagéié -l
W1' Ol M011ff€8-1. iS being Closely Fha ““d"1yi“g fans 01 the .disaster from‘Oklahoma/whise members pos- _ _
watched. ` 111 _th_e_ IQAW '(rf`°91_1 Stfeef- _ld-0¢0FY seas $5 each is having the.effeor_ of Special -to The Guardian. \B,,,.,m,0,, m,e,ts_ me, taking _l;_1;1l_¢;_§i_;__ 1_:§__e»:_=;t__;:_1_f1_¢i___c_;>l1_§_u\;_<i_il_ _fue iurthsrliag tgfheglonlzstlon ,ovsnient vrranno, March za-'rhs trisl ol,
. . _ ., . _ ; - among e a oma negroes.. Tl-
a emp a s is er ay, a a un r were e _o- mg thepast week ;,y,s'0f-nlnetyfgm.
highly probable _ day and still there remains a sor- meg uve _hundred neg,-Des in a11_
Sheldon had started to run a blind 1`0WfUl f1011'B¢l¢i°l\ Of 'f»We11t-Y'“1l_1¢ b°d' froni the vicinity of Clearview, Ok-
pool in Pittsburg sud his Allegheny we B0 badly luuuefl that irleuds Of iuggee Gountyr.
county plana were well 3,dvg,n¢gd_ U16 miSBlDg I1B.VB DOI; bison Able tO_
PITTSBURG pa_ Mg,-eh 23.- identify the charred remains of the
chsrlss D. shéldon,'s1iss charles D. human frames. _ - Washburn, of Montreal, who is want- AlT§>l1ib_ects_a_nd ure experts are en- _ ed on a charge of embezzlement, said S8564 A958-Y 111 _t_11f? examination Ol
to involve nearly $2,000,000, was ar- e!lBl2iDg fire laws with 5, view to 195*
from the East, NEW YORK, March 26-One hund- l
Sheldon, who was known here as red andiifty persons-nine-tenths of NEW YORK, March 24-iKachel
C. W. Ross, admitted that he was a them Jewish and Italian girls from Deroian, an Armenian laborer, re- fugitive from Canada. the east side-were crushed to death turning from work this evening,
The information received by the lo- on_ the pavements or smothered__in shrieked with horror when he -found
cal authorities charged him with em- smoke or shirivelled crisp _in a fact- _the body of his young wife, Pailes, bezzlomeni; and receiving money by ory fire yesterday afternoon in the _lying onthe kitchen floor, 'her 'feet false pretence in sum of $500,000_ \vorst disaster New *Drk has `kn`owu under the stove and her head nearly
..._____. since the steamship General Slocum severed from her body. She had been
_ _ was burned to the water's edge off deed more than tW0 l10111‘5-
N North Brother Island in 1004. Deroian rushed through the little
One hundred and forty-one bodies flat and shrieked “againas he saw the
have been removed from the ruins at bod? Of H man with throat similarly
midnight last-night, and seven of the C1111. Wills' 'lJrostrate_'in\ the bedroom.
l (bojgiuued on- p9j;:'?3_') The dead man clenched a bloody raz-
or in his hand. He had apparently
the Gammolrists, _the adjournment of which on Friday interrupted the
recital of the informer, was continu- e`d today. _
Ablbate Maggio in the past three
days has received many letters ‘and telegrams congratulating him upon his confession and also many threats.
A telegram from Venice assures him
of the devoted admiration of a wo- man.
She urges him to fly to her as sooni
as he is free.
Other communications are less flat-
tering and some set forth in unpleas- ant detail what is in store 'for one who violates his vow as a member of this beautiful reformed society.
HEEUUNTS TALES _ e
lll BHUTALITY
BOSTON, March 27-Representative
Martin L. Quinn of Swampscott vis- ited the State Board of Insanity yes- terdpy to bring to the attention of the members several cases of alleged brutality in the treatment of pa- tients in the insane hospitals.
He did not wish to make the names
ofthe complainants public because they were relatives of people now in the hospitals, and who feared that if publicity was given to their com- plaints their friends and relatives would receive worse treatment.
Representative Quinn had a discus~
sion with Dr. Copp, secretary of the board, over his order _calling for an investigation of conditions in the in- sane hospitals. Dr. Copp stated that the publicity given 'the cases of al-' leged brutality worked hardship on the people who_ had friends and re- latives in the institutions. He said that the stories printed in the news- papers made persons who were inter- ested in patients very fearful of the treatment that they were receiving, and tended to have a very had effect on the employees of the institutions.
"I have no desire to treat anyone
unju_stl_y,_" replied Represexzativa Quinn, “but it is the best t_h g for the greatest number of people that this investigation be held, even if it does work hardship to the few.
“Complaints are constantly being
made of the brutal treatment receiv- ed by people in the insane hospitals. These complaints are so frequent that it is perfertly apparent that there is something wrong with the system. It must be corrected and it is for this purpose that I am endea- voring to bring about an investiga- tion. _
Representative Quinn ststed that he
favored a, thorough and complete in- vestigation into the conditionsin the insane hospitals, and that he had brought the situation to the atten- tion of the members of the committee on rules, who are now considering his order demanding an investiga- tion and a report during the month of April.
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on cans lulo rlfluus
s1»RlNGFrELD, Ill., March 24-
Both Senate and House passed bills yesterday to prohibitithe drinking of intoxicants in street cars, int rurban
.cars and passenger trains, dining and
buffet cars excepted. Fine or impris- onment or both are the penalties for violation. To get the measure on the statute books one house now will have to pass the -bill of the other. The bills aim to stop abuses of which frequent' complaint is made down- State.
Men who fear arrest for inebriation
in the cities and villages board in- terurban or passenger trains and af- ter imbibing proceed to terrorize the passengers. Instances were cited in which intoxicated men recently have shot out the lights and the windows inpassenger trains. Conductors and other tralnmen are given power to make arrests.
Minard's Lfniment for sale everywhere
rn_ocEEolNas_ or new 'Yours uohodulsr Mission Moi/E
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Lord Dundolleld und
Special to The Guardian. ‘
TORONTO, March 28-Quietly but
steadily there is being organized in Canada a political move, imlperial in its sims, _which will ‘tilts asmto form this spring.
The organization is The Imperial Mission and its President is Lord Dundonald, former 'General Officer commanding Canada's military, forces, but who fell out with Hon. Sydney Fisher while the. latter was acting Minister of Militia. '
The Imperial Mission has already
been organized in Great Britain and efforts are now being made to carry on the organization in the overseas Dominions.
The object generally is to promote
the interest of the Empire at large.
The Duke of Argyle _is Honorary
President of the Imperial Mission.
UHEW UF -HHAE
WEHE IAESAI-Illlll
Special to The Guardian.
'I-IALIFAX, March 28-The Elder
from Mexico this morning, reports having picked up the shipwrecked crew of fifteen and three officers of the brig Caithness on one of the Ba.- hama Islands, where t-hey had been for 3, couple to weeks.
They were landed at Newport
News,
LATE JULIA WARD
HOWE'S PLAY SIIUIIII
BOSTON, March 25--In aid of the Julia Ward Howe Memorial Fund, a. special production of “Hippolytus” n, drama by Mrs. Howe, was given at 8 local theatre yesterday by Miss Mar- garet Anglin and her: company of players, Wzlter Hampden having tha title part.
Although the drama of Greek my-
thology was written by Mrs. Howe many years ago, it has never before been staged.
The plot of the story centers about
the unrequited love of Phaadra. wife of Theseus, King of Athens, for Prince Hippolytus, her steplon. Ah audience made up largely of literdry and society friends of Mrs. Howe -gave* approval to the performance.
THIEF PRESSED
VlC`I`Il 0II AILARI
NEW YORK, March 25-Jarnmod
against a row of push buttons in the hallway of his apartment house, Na- than Nefkowifz, a retired jowellor, unwittingly but fortunately rang for hell) while struggling with a robber last night and tenants arriv`ed_in _time to save his life. The rohibér, who subsequently `e"BcI¢péd"hi.'<1_@; ready slashed Nefkowitz -adrdlrs ' shdorusn with s knife. as ns'.i.wii‘\'n several men came running down the stairs.
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CINCINNATI, Ohio, March 25-
Imprisonment in the federal prison at Leavenworth, Kansas, _for three years and fines aggregating $1,000 was the sentence imposed yesterday upon William P. Harriion, wealthy head of 5 mail ordercohcern, in the United State s District Court here. Harrison was found guilty llpon all seven counts of two indictments, al- leding that he advertised and"i_\o_ld through the mails ‘a vacuuin ckrpdt cleaner and a washing *machine nef- ther of which would do the ‘work re- quired oi’ it.
The trial lasted more than _four
weeks and cost the Government thousands of dollars to bring Withhe- cs here from all parts of ‘the coun-
try.
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NEW YORK, March _ 25-While
fighting a mock ,duel last nlgllt, Blackley McGill, 14 years old, shot and killed his playmate of the sa`m`c age in the McGill home in Brooklyn. Both boys thought the weapons were
unloaded. Hysterical with grief, the McGill boy 'was talien 'into custody.
sell. barrister, with offices in the Con-
son
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TORONTO, March 25-Gordon Rus- gage Mr. Reid's name has "s "n-
ed, and-witnessed by 'Russell htlhdglf.
tlnental Life buildings, was arrested When the matter came to Mr._R_oid s yesterday, charged with forgery and notice, he repudiated both ‘inortgdge also with issuing ,_ forged document. and note, saying that he had 'novlor The complainant is Miss E. J. Wil- seen either before. In addition, th€l%
is 5 paper in the possess on f
Russell, it is charged, forged the spector Duncan 'in 'which féllsscll £- name of W. I-I. Reid to a note for ters into an_ agrec1nc_nt_ y|lf,h§‘K\§s $400, and upon this obtained that 'Wilson that the mortgago shall not smount from lvliss wilson, giving her he registered in the regular -Fo) in exchange a mortgage upon Mr. When brought up before tho inspector Reid‘s house at No. 3 Sparlrhall Russell denied the nignaturu. He ,_avenue, at the bottom of which mort- Awas retained in custody.
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